Open klangschmied opened 9 months ago
I installed qjackctl from brew and download the latest MacOS universal package from build - jack2-macOS-universal-0d730dd3 Run qjackctl from command line, then go into Settings -> Security -> Microphone -> qjackctl -> Enable. Then restart qjackctl. Anyway I got a lot of errors during configuration different input devices from jackd. AirPods also doesn't work, jackd returns "informative" errors 😢
Hoe do I run qjackctrl from commandline?
open qjackctrl.app
Hoe do I run qjackctrl from commandline?
open qjackctrl.app
After installation with brew, open new terminal window and type qjackctl
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If you not familiar with brew, please check Google.
I am familiar with brew :-)
Starting qjackctl
in a new terminal window worked, but
there is no qjackctl enabling Settings -> Security -> Microphone -> qjackctl -> Enable
but there is no qjackctl enabling Settings -> Security -> Microphone -> qjackctl -> Enable
Did you try select buildin mic on Mac and start jackd server?
Hi bmx666, thanks a lot for your hints! I got it to work with a Apple Headset on an Mac Mini, jackd ist enabled in the microphone securities. BTW stopping qjackctl does not work...spinning wheel... I have to force quit it, hm? Starting again, there is no GUI, only after restarting the Mac.
Yes, jackd has problems on Apple ARM64 with OS 13 and 14. It's not a qjackctl issue.
BTW, my Mac Mini 2018 is not an ARM64...is a Intel-version
Argh, stop qjackctl
gives me a spinning wheel, only
killall -9 jackd
stops qjackctl
Now I am not able any more to connect via qjackctl. There is an error in qjackctl:
Cannot connect to server socket err = Connection refused
Now I am lost :-(
Describe the bug
After installing "jack2-macOS-intel-v1.9.22" on Ventura MacOS 13.5, there is no input signal whether in pd or sooperlooper, which a relying on Jack. Jack starts with QjackCtrl fine. There was no "microphone allowing" after starting QJackctrl, sooperlooper and pd....
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